Thought Process with Henry Terry

EP18. 2023 Thoughts Party

As the year comes to an end Henry shares his thoughts on 2023 and reflects on happenings within the year.

EP17. Is Ghana's Gaming Commission lazy?

In this engaging podcast episode, Henry Terry delves deep into the intricate reasons behind the lack of publication of essential industry reports by African institutions. Our spotlight for this episode is firmly fixed on Ghana's Gaming Commission https://gamingcommission.gov.gh https://gamingcommission.gov.gh/index.php [https://gamingcommission.gov.gh/index.php]. Tune in and gain valuable insights into this pertinent issue. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode!

EP16. Funeral Tourism Policy. Good or Bad?

In this episode of the Podcast, your host Henry Terry welcomes a special guest, Hamza Sheriff Mohammed, a renowned global policy analyst. Together, they delve into a hot and widely-discussed topic – funeral tourism, a new policy initiated by the Ghana Tourism Authority. This policy aims to boost tourism by harnessing the cultural significance of funeral rites in Ghana. Join us as we explore the details, implications, and feasibility of the policy.

EP15. Celebration of Ghanaian Music Legend - Daddy Lumba

Welcome to a special episode of my podcast, where I pay tribute and celebrate the illustrious career of the Ghanaian music icon, Charles Kwadwo Fosu, affectionately known worldwide as Daddy Lumba. Today marks a significant milestone as he turns 59 years old and commemorates over 35 incredible years in the music industry. In this episode, I'll take you on a nostalgic journey through my personal connection with Daddy Lumba's music, a journey that began during my childhood. Join me as we relive the timeless tunes and remarkable legacy of this legendary artist.

EP14. FixTheCountry Protest with Hamza Sheriff Mohammed

In this podcast episode, Henry Terry and Hamza Sheriff Mohammed delve into the aftermath of Ghana's 3-day protest. They explore the youth's demonstration against corruption and economic challenges in the OccupyJulorbiHouse Protest